My specialty is algebraic number theory and arithmetic geometry, in particular, my interest now lies in the theory of p-adic representations (Fontaine theory) and Iwasawa theory. Besides this, I am also interested in the theory of (universal) distributions, which is the subject of my Ph.D thesis.

The followings are some papers and preprints of mine you might be interested:

• My thesis Group cohomology of the universal ordinary distribution and its applications, University of Minnesota, advisor: Greg William Anderson. 2000.
• (with Fei Xu) Riemann-Hurwitz formula in Basic Zs-extensions, Acta Arith.LXXXI.1 (1997), 1--10.
• The group cohomology of universal ordinary distribution, Crelle 537(2001), 1--32.
• The universal norm distribution and Sinnott's index formula, PAMS 130(2002), No. 8, 2203-2213.
• (with Greg W. Anderson) A note on the cyclotomic Euler systems and the double complex method, Can. J. Math. 55, No.4(2003), 673--692
• On the universal norm distribution, J. Ramanujan Math. Soc. 17,
  No. 4 (2002), 287--311.
• The universal Kolyvagin recursion implies Kolyvagin recursion, Acta. Math. Sinica, English Ser. 23, No.7 (2007), 1163-1172.
• The Gross conjecture over rational function fields, Science in China, Ser. A. Mathematics 48, No. 12 (2005), 1609-1617.
• (with Kumar Murty) The growth of Selmer ranks of an abelian variety with complex multiplication, Pure and Appl. Math. Quarterly 2, No. 2(2006), 539-555.
• (with Jean-Marc Fontaine) Theory of p-adic Galois representations, second draft, a book in preparation.
• Monsky's bound of de Rham cohomology, preprint, 2007.
  　

The followings are some documents which should be useful to some of you:

• Pierre Colmez's Tsinghua lecture notes (Fall 2004) on p-adic L-functions and Fontaine rings.
• Luc Illusie's course notes (Feburary-June 2004) on algebraic geometry.
• Emmanuel Ullmo's course notes (Fall 2005) on modular forms and modular curves.
• The Chinese translation by myself of Allyn Jackson's famous artile "Comme Appelé du Néant - As if summoned from the void: the life of Alexandre Grothendieck".